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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15
Apologizing tor Murder.

The Liquor organs, are quite
busy just now trying to break the
.torce of the tide of indignation
caused by the brutal muder of Had
dock Gambrell and other victims
10 the Liquor Trafi y hate.
But the vicious nature Of their
aoologies will only add fuel to the
A 4me that these enemies of home
are kind.ing for their own scorch-
ing.
The South West, thus speaks of
the killing of young Gambrell of
Mississippi, by the liquor men whose
lawless schemes he was tear,essly
exposing;
GAS for the murder OF this "boy
editor" in Mississippi, we ask any
c0ol-headed, prudent man in any
State whether this rash young hot
spur had any right to expect
to escape violence He that
takes the sword shall perish
by the sword, says the Good BOOK.
We do not approve nor justify ais
murder, but we can not feel surprise
at t,n0r, to be plain, much pity the
fool. If he had not provoked the
parties he was deliberately goading
to violence, into this assault, ne
would have attacked somebody else
on this or some other pretex:, and
have finally met the same fate at
some one else's bands 1t isn't al
ways safe to throw frsbrand5 with
out looking to consequences Be
bold, how great flame little IRE
kindleth p is a text he might have
poudered over, before he allowed
his serseless zeal to run riot, as it
did, in denunciations OF everybody
aud everything which failed to
square with his ideas of what is
best"
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15
Typical OF Modern J Justice,

1t is said that Van Baker amuses
himself in the New Cumberland
Jail by Tipping pennies to deter
mine whether or not he is to hang.
The other day in ten trials be turn.
cd up nine tails, which he had
previously designated as meaning
that he would not hang.-EG.
This may be said to be typical OF
modern Justice as dispensed by the
courts in many parts OF the coun-
try. If there was an assurance a.
broad in the public mind that
criminals would be swiftly and ad-
equately punished, there would be
less Tipping Of pennies by muir
derers while awaiting trial.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15
Happy Alaska.

The United States Government
has enacted two Prohibitory laws
affecting Alaska. One prohibits
the importation of Intoxicating liq-
uors except for medicinal and sac.
ramental purposes, the other pro-
hibits the importation of breech-
loading rifles. Attention is called
to these prohibitorY laws at present
because President Cleveland has
issued orders for their strict enforce
ment. These laws were enacted for
the protection of the citizens of
Alaska.-EG.
And what is good for Alaskans
will be good for West Viginians.
The homes of our little Mountain,
State are certainly entitled to as
much protection as Alaskan huts.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15
Ovation to Gladstone.
One Hundred Thousand Welshr,e7s
Cheer the Grand Old Man.

SWANSEA, June 4-[Cable. J.
There WAS great manifestation to
Mr.. Gladstone here to day. One
hundred thousand Welsh men turn
ed out in line to do him honor.
The men all wore rossttes and car
rled banners, some of which bore
the name Of the Home Rule leader.
Headed by bands of music. each
Division marched by the grand
stand and was reviewed by Glad
stone, who, with other prominent
gentlemen, occupied the stand.
The Pontyprida contingent, COM
posed Of sturdy countrymen, was
the most conspicuous, and led the
van, inspiring everyone with their
own enthusiasm. Flags were hy-
ing from nearly every house top,
and at short intervals during the
prncSssipn ssoannnus ssxtutes m6rr
fred. x Y - -. - :
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15

In effect MONDAY, APRIL 18th, 1887.
Between Charleston, Gallipolis, Middleport
Athens, Corning, Columbus Bucyrus,
Toledo, Cincinnati, Parkessburg.
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15

For further Information and the
best posi- ole rates, apply to
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15

STOPPING AT ALL STATtONS.)
LEAVE PARRERsBUR6.
Marietta, Central standard Ttme.l
.4b a. M, 8. E =. m, Ills p m.
LRAvs MARIETTA.
800 a. M: As .. m: D46 r. m,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15

The teachers institute for Richie
county will be held July 25th. Mai.
J. M. Lee, Principal of the Lindsey
Institute, Wheeling, will be the
instructor,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15
What Say the SOuth".

Prohipocracy is gaining territory
to such an extent in the Southern
States that the Hydraulic press OF
the country, together with their
Prohiblican allies, are ubllatlng
at this mode of disrupting the
"Solid South" What say the
South ?-South West, Liquor Organ.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15
PROGRAM.

Il AAOUn AMI
PARKERSBURG BAPTlSTSUN.
DAY.SCHOOL CONVEN.
TI0N.
Twenty Third Annual Session.
Elizabeth, Wirt Co., June 1928 81.
Wednesday June %.
10 80 a. m. Devotional Exercises
Ii ;OO Letters and Reports.
AFTERNOON.
2 100 Devotional.
2 10 Business.
2:25 THE WORKERS;
Address, H. Cofer.
Response, The President.
2 80 Co-Iaborers, j. W.. Carter
3:l5 Experience-General
3 :35 How Can the Standard of
Efficiency be Raised I'd. T.
c. Farrow.
3 :55 The Outlook for Recruits
B. F. Byrd.
EVENING SESSION.
I 80 Singing and Bible Reading ::
Addresses by, J. W. Carter,
and Jno. A. Hutchinson.
Thursday, June %.
300 a. 10. Devotional Exercises.
$50 Business.
$50 THE WORK;
Who Should be in the School
M. J. kiger.
1905 A Study of Management
Dave D. Johnson.
1926 The Eob and Flow of In.
terest.-W. W. Jennings.
II 100 A Study OF Scripture.-H.
Cofer.
II 10 THE EQUIPMENT;
AS provided by the Ia ter
national Sunday School Con-
vention-A. S. J Maddox.
II 40 AS provided oy our Demon
ination, e. A. Burdett.
AFTERNOON.
2 100 Devotional.
2:I0 Business.
2 :25 The Children's Hour under
direction of II. Cofer.
3 :25 Address: The Sunday
School to the Church. Dave
D. Johnson.
3 40 Response The Church to
the Sunday School. "A. B.
Cummins.
3 :55 Questions Answered.
EVENING sEssIoN.
7: 80 TEMPERANCE MEETING !;
Addresses by A. L. Jordan,
J. w. Carter and others.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15

13A acres of land, (par. of the
Dudley sstate), lying on the st.
Nary's Pike, tor sale by Atsk iason.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15

I HAVE ON HAND A sam pie
Piano (Upright) WHICH | WILL
SELL VERY LOW, RATHER THAN RE-
TURN IT. CALL AND SEE 1T.
W. f. ATTKIssON.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-15
C. w. X G.. and w. 4 B. r.. IL.

TIME GARD OF the Clarksburg, Weston Il
| Glenvtlie and Weston Buck hannon
Railroads.
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BENTON'S HAIR GROWER

All who are Bald. all who ar
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To be Bald, AL who are troubled will
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should use Bi.nton's Hair urower
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Unlike other preparations il con-
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II Is specific for falling hair
dandruff. and itching of the scalp
The Hair Grower IS a hair t"ot
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IF your druggists hsve not goi
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BENTON HAIR GnowFR Co.
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1883.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
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Petroleum Y. ,Nasby.


D. r. Locke. Petroleum Y.
Nasty, editor of Il'e Toledo
Blade, writes ~ had on a fore.
finger oi my right hand one ni
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nearly twice it rainrai size. A
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BOLIU SALFE. aud IN twenty
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RENEWs HER YOUTH.

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1888.
IHARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPsR's MAGAZINE is an organ
OF progressive thought and move
ment III every department OF life.
Besides other attractions. il will
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industry; beautifully illustrated
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eletles, each complete in a single
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short stories by Miss Wo2lson
and other popular writer's and
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editorial Departments are con-
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William Dean Howells, and Cbas
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ANelacay for Luns y lscases

Mr.. Robert Newton. late presi
dent OF the Er!eciric College. o
New York. ana formerly OF Gin
einna,i, o., used DIR. William
Halls BaISam very exien>Ivei,
in his practice. as many ot his pa
t,enis now living, and restored Il
health bv the use OF tins lnrai
ua!,le meiiciBe, can amply tesi:-
Y. He said that so good a rem
DIV ongh! TO he prescribed freei.
ny every physician as a sovereis,
remedy in all eases OF lung dis
eases. i, cures Consumption, aud
has no equal in PICTORIAL COM
plants.
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The old story of the eatly bird and
the worm. that used 10 be told to
enforce the virtuous practice oil ear
ly rising, became, in later and
more degenerate age, some wha'
less effective by tnrning attention
to the worms views OF the affair
Recently it has appeared with 9
new amendment which restores al
the point and piquaucy of the or
iginal.
ssA fathor has beon lecturing mis-
son upon the evils of staying oul
late at night and getting up late. in
the morning. "You will never
amount to anything he continued
"unIess you turn over a new Leaf
Remember that the carly bird catch
CO the worm"
SHOW about the worIn, father.
inquired the young man, borrowing
the old sarcasm: wasn't he rathei
foolish to get up go earIy?"
"My son replied the old man
solom,ly," that worm hadn't been
to bed at ali. He was on his way
home.''
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A CAPTAINS FORTUNATE DIS.
C0VERY.

Capt. Coleman OF the schooner
Weymouth, plying between At
laniic City and New York. had
been troubled with cough, go
that he was unable 10 sleep, and
was induced 10 try DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
1t not only gave him Instant re-
lief, but aiIayed the extreme
soreness in his breast. His chill
dren were similarly affected and
a single dcse hal he same happy
effect. DR.. Kings new Discovery
is nnw The standard remedy i'll
The Coleman horsehniG ana hn
board The schooner. Trial bottles
OF tins Standard remedy free at
HarriH:t1n's drug sgore.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA
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20 cents per box. For sale by F.
Harrington.
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The Farm.

It is said that sunfower seed fed
to poultry promotes esriy moulting
and too much may cause the teath
ers to drop of.
1t is reckoned that it costs 500 10
keep each one of the 100 coo families
OF Minnesota warmed and fed dur
ing a single winter.
The Boston Advertiser reports
that Iowa farmers are writing to
Vermont with regard 10 purchasing
farms there, ard it is said that al
ready movement has set in from
various directions that bids tair 10
settle the problem of the Hill towns
Of New England by repeopieing
them.
Some of tho older states are re-
newing their growth OF timber, thus
tending to allay the fears OF an
eventual exhaustion of the timber
supply. In New England there is
q vigorous second growth of while
pine, where the forests are already
yielding between 200.00o,00O ard
800. 900 900 feet of timber annually.
Pop corn Is sold by weight and
commands ready sale. As poul-
trv food il Is better than any other
kind of corn, as It is not SO rich IN
the fat and contains a large proper,
tion.of a!bumiuoids. Although the
ears are small, yet crop OF pop
corn produces nearly as much as the
larger varieties. as it contains lar
ger number of ears to the stalk
vhile moro stalks can be grown on
a hill.
Sachs says that tho cultivated va
rieties of Indian corn are probably
descended from single, primitive
wild form, but it seems doubtful
whether the native Brazilian species
the only ono known in a wild
state-is the primitive form. If it
is not, then no pant is now known
which can be considered as the an
cestrial form of our numerous vari
eties.
OF two cows that differ one gal
Ion ia day in milk production says
the Farmers Budget, the one that
gives the greatest quantity, reckon
ing the milk at s cent $ o gallon for
200 hundred days in a year. repre-
GENTS a capital of 200 mare than the
other. The extra gallon of milk for
200 DAYS is worth S16-that is at s
per cent, the interest on $500. The
entire cost of keeping...he COW, II
there is any, is more than made MP
the difference in value OF their
calves. i
IA hen. half black Spanish and
halfsgame, has been doing land
office business in Rolia sMissouri.-
She laid her first egg ON the lUth
day Of May, 1886. and has continued
10 lay an egg every day since. She
went to setting as soon as she laid
her first egg, and is still on her
ncst. She comes off every morn
ing to get water and food and the n
goes back. She has hatched one
egg a dava except the frat three
weeks of career. She has now been
laying one year, and 's the mother
and hatcher of 3i4 chickens. one
half puIlets and other half roosters.
This lie is calculated to ma ke a per
,oa feel tired. J
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CEslHsr stf 'E'i=spn

Tskin eject Sunday Nov. 18th
the following changes Will he made
in the arrival and departure o. G.
DE- NJ. Y. trains a, Lancaster. o.:
No. 8 which formerly arrived al
6:45, Gow arrives at $50 2. m.
No. % which formerly arrived at
9:12 now arrives at $40 p. IN.
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excursion TO s;GisIaiSGs.

On New. 23rd :he Toledo & Ohio
Central will mike excursion rates
TO Columbus and return. Tickets
gnod until the 24:h. and including
admission to the cyclorama at the
Battle of Getty sburg. This will be
The last excursion this season.
Every body should take adyan-
ta.e of the low rates.
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English Spavia Liuiment re-
moves all II ard. Soft, or Gallons
ed Lumps and Blemishes from hor-
ses. Blood SPAWN, Curbs. Spiin's
Sweeney. Stiles. Sprnins. Sore md
SwoIieu Throat, Coughs. etc. Save
$50 by use OF one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by F. HARRINGTON,
Druggist, Logan. Ohio.
Aug 4, ST. yr.
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THE POST
Ei:esisusSh, Pa.

Itch, Mango and Scratches OF
every kind on human or animals
cured in 80 minutes by Wooifnrd g
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails
Sold by r. HARRINGTON. Druggist.
Logan. o. Aug 4. 'S7 1 yr.
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SKIN Success Ointment prope.
!y used will quickly cure a
er Scalp disease. Skin Succ
pre- crves the healthy action
Skisn.
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Strains run daily. tEa:iy sxcer. Sunday.
A,ltra;ns- between CiDcierGG AUD Col
unibus run tarangh withoDtchGndeo OF ears
connecting In Tie Union Derot With sil di-
vergiBx iinrS.
The Fast Express issviDg CiDciunsti at
7:I5 D. 10 :, = a sCl.I train to Pittsburgh via
" heeiiRe, sleeping car atttchG.
The train leaving Colt u bcs at SEQ q. m.
has sleeping car fIon. Pittsburgh 10 Cinctn-
uati.
TIE train lea Ing Cincinnati st 7-ssa =. m
has through coach to CoiuElhus srd Pitts
anRh- and connects st Columbus, with
sleeping cars to Baltimore and c:ic. &C.
mas Through coach rem piiisi ur.S aDsl
coIuinhCr 10 Cincinnati, 9EG ecnreets et
ColuIu!.us With sleeping cats Ioui Bait.-
morc gEd Chicago.
SP. PEABODY, WE RFfPEEE.
GenI Supt, GeuT f2sS 81.
Columbus. o. Coiln.bGs.v
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SEMrTGyS OF CATAIeRH.-Duli.
heSyy headache, obstruction OF tho n&Al
nesssges, discharges falling from tho he'd
into the throat, sometimes profuse, wstcrT.
Sld scrid. at others. thick. tenacious, mucous,
2usuleat, bloody snd putrid; the eyes s-e
weak, wstery, and infiamed: there is ringing
in the ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear tine throat, expectoration Of offensive
matter. together with scabs from ulcers; the
voice is Changed and has a nasal twang: thc
breath is offensive; smell and taste are i'm
paired; there is sensation of dizziness, WITH
rl=rtsl depression hacking cough and cers-
ersi debility. Only few OF tho abovc-narncd
5y:aptouis are likely 10 be present in any one
case. Thousands OF cascs rnnce 'iy. without
nlanifestilg half of the above symptoms. Is
quit in consumption, snd e,;d IN the grave.
dangerous. or less understood by physie;nne.
BY It's mild, soothing. and healing properties.
Or. Sage's Cata-rh Remedy cures the wo-es
csses OF Cato-rb, g cold su s5se Ecasa.p
Coryzs, and Catarrhal headache.
Sold hy druggists evoryWkere; 50 cents.
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An Undoubted BLESSING

About thirty years ago a prom
lnent physician by the name of
DR.. William Hall discovered. or
produced after long experiment.
al research, remedy for The diss
eases Of the tilroat. chest and
lungs, which va, of such wonder
FIJI efficacy Chat il soon gained a
vide reputation in this country.
The name of ilis medicine ia DIR.
" ID. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS, and may be safely
relied on asa speedy and positive
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat
etc.
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USE only skin-success soap.
which is approved by Physicians a.
pure, non irritant and healing.
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TIME TABLE.
BALTIMORE s CHIC R. h.
"a. b, 1887.

trains leave Wheeling for 81. Clairesille
stSl0 g. IN. Ills n. n., aud 3;;4 p. III. daily,
except Sunday.
Acco,nin datiou leaves GAINESVILLE at $40
q. M, daily, except Sunda. aud arrives at
Columbus ut S:J5 a.. 10, Cinciun nti a. l2:iG
p. m.
Accom- Inodatien train leaye Wheeling
al l:aJa. IN daily. Arrives at ZInsSville
at ll:i5 u. N.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-11-24
Legal Not ce.

James Lee Massie, whose place OF resi-
dcnce q, unknown. late ofIronton, Ohio.
will take notice that on the 10th day oi
September, A II. IoS7 ia the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Hooking county, ohio, where
thenciion is ROW penGin nG, being case No.
1912, the NJ deTsign,d. Alley Jane Massie,
filed her petition against saiG James Lee
Mass;e, praying tor divorce from him be
cause oil his willful absence from hers or
more then three years last past, and FOR
restoration of her former nSWe oi Allie
Jane Shingler and for the custody of their
minor child. Lola Massig. aged eight years,
and for her costs and reasonable attorney
lees, and for all proper rellei.
The said Jaras.s Lee Aassic is required TO
answer tie, ,etiiion in The said actiou not
later than six (6j weeks a:ter the 2e'l day OF
September, \. u. 1897, the date OF the hT't
publication OF this notice. or such Givoice
ans! relief may ne granted
ALLEY JANE MASS!E.
Wright & Lowry, Aitys lor Pe,itiorer.
Sept. 2s-6w